In this study, it was aimed to examine the perceptions of school-age children with cancer
regarding their illness and hospitalization and the effects of these perceptions on their lives …

This study aimed to explore the experiences of adolescents from Singapore, aged 10–18
years old, living with cancer and their perceptions on how their psychosocial outcomes can …

This study examined aspects of care and assistance that are important for 8-to 12-year-old
children with cancer. Data were gathered through interviews with 25 children, 31 parents …

The diagnosis and treatment of cancer are a stressful and threatening experience, which
can be emotionally devastating to children. Despite the improved prognosis, the course of …

BACKGROUND: Suffering from life-threatening diseases such as cancer, due to its impact
on the patients and their next of kin causes myriads of changes in the structure and function …

Purpose The current study aims to understand inter-generational differences and similarities
in the perception of illness and the available resources employed by children with cancer …

This research study aimed at exploring and describing psychosocial experiences of
adolescents diagnosed with cancer. A cancer diagnosis is known to be a life-altering …

This phenomenologic study was designed to understand and describe the experiences of
adolescents living with cancer. The study was conducted with a sample of five adolescents …

Background: Children with cancer and their families have psychosocial support needs.
Medical and nursing professionals in pediatrics and pediatric oncology are in a position to …

Background: Studies have shown that cancer creates a variety of problems and issues for
children with cancer. It creates unique challenges for both the patients and their families …